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EFF’s rhetorical public relations strategy archive/abolish-silicon-valley

The defeat of SOPA was naturally a time of great celebration for EFF. The group’s campaign was successful, effectively short-circuiting any possible discussions about using copyright and anti-piracy enforcement to make sure people aren’t getting exploited. From 2012 forward, the bid to license and …

—p.64 The Baffler No. 40 - Forced Exposure All EFF’d Up (44) missing author
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SOPA and PIPA

SOPA and PIPA were backed by a broad coalition of business groups and interests, including the recording industry. They were was also backed by just about every major labor group—the Screen Actors Guild; Songwriters Guild of America; AFL-CIO; American Federation of Musicians; American Federation of…

—p.61 All EFF’d Up (44) missing author
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had no problem with corporate surveillance archive/abolish-silicon-valley

And here’s where EFF showed its true colors. The group published a string of blog posts and communiqués that attacked Figueroa and her bill, painting her staff as ignorant and out of their depth. Leading the publicity charge was Wentworth, who, as it turned out, would jump ship the following year f…

—p.57 All EFF’d Up (44) missing author
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had no problem with corporate surveillance archive/abolish-silicon-valley

And here’s where EFF showed its true colors. The group published a string of blog posts and communiqués that attacked Figueroa and her bill, painting her staff as ignorant and out of their depth. Leading the publicity charge was Wentworth, who, as it turned out, would jump ship the following year f…

—p.57 All EFF’d Up (44) missing author
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scopophilic

Film had been a consciously scopophilic medium since the days of keyhole spying in early cinema works

—p.37 A Thousand Unblinking Eyes: A History (36) missing author
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